Virtual showroom
HGTV’s Mike Pyle
View the Mike Pyle video
Swim Series Overview
View the Swim Series
Water Reimagined
How Bullfrog Spas Changed Hot Tubs Forever
Bullfrog releases M Series spas at IPSPE
Check out the M Series release
The EOS Ozone explained
EOS Enhanced O3 System
Clear Comfort AOP System Explained
Brochures and Documents
Bullfrog A Series Brochure
M Series Brochure
Swim Series Brochure
Stil Brochure
X Series Brochure
Master Brochure 2024
Bullfrog Manuals and other info
Frequently asked Questions
What is the difference between the A Standard, Plus and Select?
| Standard | Plus | Select | |
| Cabinet | regular | regular or upgraded | upgraded |
| Jet Bezels | regular | regular | upgraded |
| Headrests | regular | upgraded | upgraded |
| Water Feature | regular | upgraded | upgraded |
| JetPak Count | regular | upgraded | upgraded |
| Lighting | exterior sconce, interior emblem, ozone, waterfall | exterior sconce, interior emblem, ozone, waterfall, cupholders, intakes | exterior sconce, interior emblem, ozone, waterfall, cupholders, intakes |
| Control Panel | touch screen | touch screen | touch screen |
| Auxillary Buttons | X | yes | yes |
Benefits of an Ozone vs. AOP vs. Salt Water Systems?
Salt water is known for producing its own chlorine and having benefits for your skin, it is great, in a pool not a spa however. Salt water will corrode heater elements, pumps, gaskets, etc., fast in such a small body of water, it will also create a relaxing aroma of hot, chlorinated, salty water. The ozone system on the other hand eats the residual chlorine in the spa only leaving the chemical properties to sanitize but not have the feel or smell of chlorine. It mimics the salt water system leaving your skin feeling soft without corroding parts of the spa. The AOP system also eats the residual chlorine with hydroxyl radicals leaving chlorine levels at 0.05 ppm or less keeping the water sanitized and the need for less chemicals in the spa.
Why buy local?
- Quality service and warranty center. Costco spas and Fair and Expo spas, not from dealers, do not have warranty or proper service center if there was ever a problem. Going with a local dealer ensures that you have a warranty center in case anything goes wrong with the spa, a place to get chemicals from, and a place to get answers to any questions you may have along the way.
- Delivery coordination. A local dealer will help coordinate with electricians, cranes, water trucks, landscapers, and anyone else involved in the delivery of the spa to ensure that it goes as smooth as possible. We provide information needed to orient the spa to get a perfect view of your backyard and where the electrical can hook up. We set up a date and time that works for you and everyone involved.
- You get to join a team. Being a small business we have created a family amongst each other and we are always excited when our customers can join the family too. We care about your questions and concerns and will jump threw hoops so that you can have a great experience and truly enjoy relaxation.